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Which Books Should EVERY magician own? I get asked almost every day from so many magicians, which book they should get. In this video I talk about the my favourite card magic books and how to learn from reading. Check out the links below if you’re interested in picking some of these magic books up!
BEGINNER:
Expert Card Technique:
Expert at the card table:
Royal Road to Card Magic:
INTERMEDIATE:
Tangled Web:
Drawing Room Deceptions:
Handcrafted Card Magic:
Bertram on sleight of hand:
Steranko on Cards:
EXPERT:
If an octopus could palm:
Mnemonica miracles:
By forces unseen:
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I can’t believe you have expert as a beginner level book.
If I were to start all over, I would not do Royal Road. I would do the Card College series instead. It’s updated using today’s language and the tricks are better. Royal Road has maybe 2 tricks that I still use. At some point, it may be worth going back to reading Royal Road, but I can’t recommend it for beginners when there are better options now.
that intro was so beautiful; i think about it a lot.
Foud Sternko in a magic shop in Seattle, recently. Love his DPS.
Fun fact. Sternko was an original Fantastic four and Iron man artist. So all the illustrations in the book are by him.
I’ve had so many over the years starting with the Mickey Mouse Book of Magic. I’ve often found it difficult to learn from the books especially if it was trying to diagram a sleight or something. That being said, I do have Max Maven’s Prism on the way. Should be here on Monday, very much looking forward to getting that!